Posts Tagged ‘Best practices’
Taxonomy and Tagging in SharePoint Webinar
Another learning opportunity for corporate librarians or information architects or those working on creating a corporate taxonomy or a managed metadata project in SharePoint. This webinar is focused on those struggling with the challenge of tagging documents with relevant metadata in SharePoint or dealing with complaints about the difficulty in searching content and documents in SharePoint.
Read MoreSecond Chance at Learning Opportunity
This opportunity for learning is much like a mulligan in golf. The three-part webinar series on “Practical Taxonomy Creation” by Heather Hedden, was actually held in January, but they were recorded and are available for a replay purchase.
Read MoreBack to School
Ever considered pursuing a graduate degree? Maybe now is the time to make that dream come true. Columbia University’s Master of Science in Information and Knowledge Strategy is designed to prepare knowledge practitioners to plan and lead knowledge and information services, improve collaboration and networks, and create innovative knowledge products.
Read MoreLearning Opportunity in Taxonomies
We always like to pass on training and learning opportunities as they come across our desk(top). The Distributed European School of Taxonomy (DEST) offers theoretical courses for students, technicians, and early career researchers involved in the field of taxonomy. The program is open to participants from both inside and outside of Europe. The primary objective of…
Read MoreSummer Opportunity for Grad Students
The Innovation & Technology Solutions (ITS) Team has an opening in their Pathways Internship Program. The turnaround on this is fast as the position closes Friday, February 27th – tomorrow! However, all interested candidates can apply here.
Read MoreMore Webinars for This Week
School is in session as there are more webinar and learning opportunities to share. The Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM) is conducting webinars in partnership with leading industry analysts and consulting firms. Your questions and comments are welcome for live Q&A during each event. These webinars are free and last about one hour.
Read MoreStart Planning Now
KMWorld 2015 seems far away in November, but the planning is already underway. The planning team is seeking experienced and knowledgeable experts who can provide practical, hands-on information, case studies, and instruction that will maximize the value of the conference attendees’ technological investments. Topics should include search, content, enterprise, and knowledge management, but the core component should be around agility. Agile can mean applying an incremental and iterative approach, or evolving through collaboration between self-organizing and cross-functional teams to promote early delivery, continuous improvement, and encourage rapid and flexible response to change.
Read MoreMaking Connections
The 11th annual Data Harmony Users Group (DHUG) meeting just wrapped up, and as we reflect on the week-long event, making connections is the unofficial theme that emerged. This makes perfect sense, because the benefit that our attendees mention most often is the networking opportunity – the connections we make with colleagues – during the…
Read MoreBack to School
If you are looking to expand your education and broaden your knowledge spectrum, this Masters of Science program might interest you. Columbia University’s M.S. in Information and Knowledge Strategy program prepares knowledge practitioners to plan and lead knowledge and information services, improve collaboration and networks, and create innovative knowledge products.
Read MoreWin Hansen Named Production Manager at Access Innovations, Inc.
Access Innovations, Inc. is pleased to announce another big change to its corporate structure, a move that will streamline workflow and improve the efficiency of Access Innovations’ client projects. Win Hansen has now been moved into his new role as production manager.
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